Vermontdave

Good luck tonight fellers! I hope Dave-o can keep up with you, I look forward to the tapes. Peace.

"I just asked Bobby if he wanted to jam later, he said maybe!"

You sure are right! The feeling of being home was everywhere. The youngsters, old-timers, and all of us in between are keeping a beautiful thing going. Have fun in Motown to everyone who's going!

damn, I keep thinking 14th, but it keeps coming out 16th, thanks

If so, let me know. I can accomodate some people with a roof and free refreshments. Peace out! By the way if anyone knows that woman who was fired for stating the obvious about our esteemed shrub, tell her please go down to DC we need more people like that in the Democratic party. She has a lot of fans in this neck of the woods.

my right foot

Is Nero still coming to Burlington on the 16th?

footnote to my last reply. My second favorite show was Mike Bouchard at the third floor of the Ramada Inn (third floor lobby right outside the elevators) in Albany N.Y. last week.

My first show was James Taylor in Central Park in, I think, 1976. I was about seven and my mom took me along with a bunch of her friends. The two things I really remember were a couple of hippies sitting next to us offering my mom their joint which is very funny if you know my mom. The other being JT played that song "Whenever I see your smiling face, I have to smile myself because I love you..." or whatever it's called. My first real rock concert was the Dead in New Haven CT. apr 1984 when I was 15 and that's when the fun really started! The most incredible, emotional, beautiful, and I dare say, spiritual show was once again the Dead. Brendan Byrne 10/16/89. As far as shows missed I'd have to say anything by either Frank Zappa or the Ramones. By the way, I agree with Dr hux about Andre being the mandolin player who inspires us all. Peace out

The eleven (one of my all time favs) was awesome. Mickey's rap during Fire was great too. Can't wait to get the tapes. Hopefully I'll be making Boston, but right now eveything is snowed in. It was great seeing everyone who made it (sorry you could't be there Sharon, damn you are responsible). Later

Mine wont count... Shakedown is spoken for

If anyone is coming down to Albany on friday, feel free to head to Vermont instead. I can cram as many as will come inside(floor space) and will need some help rolling up my things for the show. If anyone decides to come please bring Clamato juice. Peace-out

I think im 51 YEE-HAA! with a footnote. If anyone is heading to Albany for saturday butare coming on friday feel free to stop by Daves Pleasure Palace in Vermont. Im about 3 1/2 hrs from Albany and will be able to put up any fellow travelers for the night. The only catch? you bring the Clamato juice. Rock On!

Yoko Ono howling on anything is pretty damn scary.

Velvet has it partly right on reaction to Columbine and MM in general here. Even though Vermont is pretty different than most of the rest of the country, we do have a sizable number of people who are obsessed with a relatively minor clause in the second amendment. The people in this country who are fans of MM would vote for him for president. The people watching Cops waiting to vote for president Shrub have never even heard of Michael Moore. The problem is you cant try reasoning with a moron with a flag in one hand and a gun in the other. And after that I need a trip up north again. Cant wait to see the movie either btw but i gotta go cuz Cops is on ha-ha.

Heres to the birthday girl! I'll drink a couple pints .Wish I was there to party with you guys tonight. Have fun Sharon see you in Albany. ROCK ON!!

hey TG you have the 2600 with the original wood panelled stickers? We should talk turkey. I also have kept about 20 cartridges and wonder if they still work.

The Atari 2600 is still, in my opinion, the greatest video game system of all time.

I kinda like vd it makes me feel impotent

My brand new nylon string Sears acoustic was broken in by my sisters boyfriend when i was 13 and he probably 18. After watching them smoke a joint he proceeded to show me how to play freebird which I still play the way he taught me, by breaking at least two strings .

If anyone is ever heading down to the Burlington, vt. area you should check out the web site, sevendaysvt.com, it has all the info on area music and general happenings. If you've been down here you might recognize it as a local free newspaper. Keep on keeping on.

Ottawa rocks!